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A court in Beijing said in May that Didi should be allowed monthly visits with the child that she gave birth to in 2017 .
It is the first time that a court in China has recognised that a child can have two legal mothers.
But Didi has not been granted contact with her son, the girl’s brother, highlighting the difficulty faced by Chinese courts in handling LGBTQ+ family arrangements.
The case has been widely discussed on Chinese social media and in academic circles.
Didi hopes that as China becomes more socially permissive, the legal system will also start to recognise same-sex households.
Her lawyer, Gao , said that it is a “big step forward”.
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